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Social Networking for Beginners How to Use Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and More

Bob Cohen, Kari Naglestad

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Written for both novice and intermediate Internet users, Social Networking for Beginners describes how the social Web sites work in clear, simple, non-technical language that anyone can understand. Intermediate users will find detailed tips and settings to make the most of social networking for personal or business needs. Includes information, with illustrations and screen shots for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, and more. Complete step-by-step how-to instructions for: - building your network of Friends, Followers, and Fans - Find and start groups on Facebook and LinkedIn - Use photos and photo albums with tags - Manage privacy settings and options - Mobile phone shortcuts for Twitter - Professional use for LinkedIn and managing your career

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Key concepts: World Wide Web, Cyberpsychology, Social media, Phone, Internet privacy, Social network (sociolinguistics), Social media optimization, The Internet